US PRO Tools Triple Square Spline Bit Sockets - 3388


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This guide is for mechanics, automotive enthusiasts, and DIYers working with European vehicles. The US PRO Tools Triple Square Spline Bit Sockets are designed for tasks requiring these specific bit types. A key benefit is the ability to easily remove and install bolts found in VW Group, BMW, Mercedes, Porsche and other vehicles. Note that the correct size socket must be selected to avoid damage.
| Model Part Number | 3388 |
|---|---|
| Brand | us pro |
Triple square spline is a type of fastener drive with a 12-point design. These bits are commonly found on vehicles from European manufacturers.
These sockets are made from drop-forged, heat-treated S2 Alloy Steel for durability.
The set includes 1/4" Dr: M4, 5, 6; 3/8" Dr: M8, 9, 10, 12; 3/8" Dr Tamper Proof: M14; 1/2" Dr Tamper Proof: M16-M18.
Store the sockets in the included EVA tray to keep them organized and protected.
Wipe the sockets clean after each use to remove any debris or moisture.
These sockets are typically used for automotive work, particularly with vehicles from European manufacturers like VW, BMW, and Mercedes.
Some sockets in the set are tamper-proof, providing added security for specific bolts.
Double-check the socket size. Ensure you are using the correct triple square spline size for your specific bolt.
Ensure the socket is fully engaged with the bolt. Use a breaker bar if necessary to provide more leverage, but avoid excessive force that could strip the bolt. If the bolt is damaged, consider using an extractor tool.
These sockets are designed to be used with standard ratchets and extensions. Ensure that the socket size matches the bolt you're working with.